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@FurkanGozukara @donwinslow File this under “Things That Never Happened”

BOMBSHELL: Jake Sullivan reveals that just days before the US started bombing Iran, Tehran put a massive peace proposal on the table in Geneva. The US negotiators "simply didn't understand what they were being offered" and bombed them anyway!

How do you feel about the tens of thousands of Iranians killed by their own government or the many others killed around the globe over the past 40 years by this regime? The Iranian government has been killing its own people like sheep for years and you said nothing. May be best for people like you who kept silent for years while the blood bath was happening to not say anything about the current situation.

My heart breaks for Iranians who've been attacked in this criminal war, and for US soldiers being sent like sheep to the slaughter in an impossible mission to open the impenetrable Strait of Hormuz. Stop now, Trump, before the blood bath begins.

There’s no such thing as a “First Time Homebuyer in California”. The vast majority of individuals and families have not been able to buy a home in California for years. If Californians can elect a governor who understands energy, education, health care, homelessness, poverty, immigration and business, things may change.

First time homebuyers will now be paying $22,680 thanks to Donald Trump’s illegal war. Great work, @realDonaldTrump!

@SenFettermanPA Photo ID, Proof of Residence, Proof of Citizenship and a verifiable unique identifier (SSN). All US Citizens should have these and anything less and the voter fraud will continue.

83% of Americans agree on voter ID. 71% of Democrats agree on voter ID. Keep it basic: PHOTO ID to vote. Stop turning this into a Christmas list and attacking vote-by-mail. If GOP wants real reform over a show vote––put out a clean, standalone bill and I’m AYE.

If this statement were true it would apply globally, especially in China. China brought online over 50 new coal plants that generate roughly 78 gigawatts of power in 2025. They didn’t do this because renewables were cheaper and just wanted to burn coal. The reality is western governments have been suppressing energy production for years in favor of renewables which have only driven up energy costs. The EU finally reversed course on nuclear 2 years after Germany shut down its last nuclear plant.

Renewables Yes! In 2025, about 90–93% of all new U.S. electric‑generating capacity came from wind, solar, and grid batteries, while natural gas made up only about 7–9%. Wind supplies roughly 30% of the UK’s electricity, and total renewables (wind, solar, biomass, hydro) supply roughly 45%–47% based on the latest 2025 data. This makes the UK one of the highest-renewables electricity systems among major economies. Uruguay uses wind, solar and hydro for 99% of their electric power. Fossil fuel supply was not reliable and more expensive so they switched years ago. They have the lowest poverty rate in South America, many new jobs in renewables, lower electric costs and export electric power. Texas invests more in renewable energy, wind, solar and grid batteries than California. Why? For electric power it is cheaper. Better, more profits, to export fossil fuel. In 2025 California produced 55% of electric power with renewable energy. Texas uses wind and solar to produce 32% of their electric power. #renewable

How do people keep missing the obvious? Trump took hundreds of millions from fossil fuel billionaires, and is paying them back by driving electricity grids to expensive fossil fuel units instead of clean inexpensive renewables. nytimes.com/2026/03/17/cli…

I agree. The greatest voter suppression bill targeting legal and illegal foreign nationals in US history. The groups being suppressed are the groups that cannot legally vote in the United States. After spending hundreds of billions of dollars importing foreign nationals, paying housing, medical and food it must really suck for you and the Democratic Party. If the bill passes they will not be able to vote.

The U.S. Senate is debating the SAVE America Act, the greatest voter suppression bill ever to be considered by both houses of Congress. This is an attempt to take over our elections, it has to be stopped.

Jim, you have been in office since 1997 and have done nothing for the people of Venezuela, Iran or Cuba. The reason the PEOPLE of these countries have been celebrating is because they finally see an opportunity to have a government for the people. Tens of thousands of people have died in these countries and you have said nothing because you support these regimes. It also allows governments and businesses to exploit these countries for profit and power. Not sure where it all ends but at least Trump took the concrete steps needed for change not using the old models of imperialism and regime change. The Venezuelan people are happy with the current outcome, hopefully the Cuban and Iranian people are next. Time will tell how it all ends but at least have the courage to support the people of these countries that have suffered for so many years. If you have a better plan then Trumps let’s hear it but you have never presented one sine 1997.

It’s sickening that Trump seems to relish causing suffering and death in other countries, from Venezuela to Iran to Cuba. Our 60+ year embargo of Cuba is a disaster. It serves no purpose but to exploit everyday Cubans and use them, politically, in the most cruel, inhumane way.

Your statement is very misleading, SINCE 2025 and doesn’t change the fact the renewables are much more costly which was based on the author’s original statement that renewables are cheaper. Total Primary Energy Production (All Energy Forms) approximate. • Natural gas — ~38% (the largest single source, driven by shale production) • Petroleum (crude oil + natural gas plant liquids) — ~35% • Coal — ~10% • Renewable energy — ~9% (including wind, solar, hydropower, biofuels, geothermal; reached record highs) • Nuclear — ~8% Fossil fuels (natural gas, petroleum, coal) together account for about 83% of production. The U.S. has been a net energy exporter since around 2019, producing more than it consumes.

Most Americans understand the Democratic Party will not support the Save Act. The Democratic Party didn’t important millions of illegal foreign nationals to have them sit on the sidelines during the next election or to have them excluded from the census to redraw congressional districts. You and your fellow Democrats affirmed your allegiance to illegal foreign nationals over US Citizens during the State of the Union. This is a direct violation of the oath of office you and all Democrats who serve in the U.S. House and Senate have taken to uphold and defend the U.S. Constitution against all enemies foreign and domestic. All Americans should watch who opposes the Save Act and make sure they are never elected to public office again.

Not a single Senate Democrat will support the SAVE Act. Not this week. Not next week. Not ever. We will oppose it on the floor as long as it takes.

@FmrRepMTG It would be interesting to find out who is actually financing Marjorie Taylor Greene at this point.

The Senate can’t even fund Homeland Security because Republican Senators can’t stop pearl clutching over the filibuster. But they are soon going to try to pass a near $100 Billion Trump Iran WAR supplemental because Trump is running through our ammunition and military supplies. Think about how America LAST that is. They refuse to fund OUR Homeland Security but demand more hard earned tax payer dollars for Trump and Netanyahu’s war against Iran. Absolutely America LAST.

@RealPatDaddy @TenthAmendment @LPNational Nothing wrong with being consistent and holding true to your beliefs and values. If we actually had that in politics between both parties be much easier to find a consensus on most problems.

@Werinit4u @TenthAmendment @LPNational What if you find it wrong every time? I know that’s crazy to not be a cuck to a party line but some of us have actually are consistent on things like this

if you think Donald Trump’s war with Iran is within the boundaries of the constitution, there are only two options 1. You are a traitor, who hates the constitution and lies about it. 2. You are so functionally ignorant about how the founders explained and implemented war powers under the constitution that you might as well be 1.

I think you and Trump both agree on the action in Iran but not the idea of regime change. If it is done your way we have another Iraq or Afghanistan. If it is done on Trumps terms not so much. Venezuala and possibly Cuba are examples of how Trumps wants to do regime change. Time will tell.

Trump did not make the case to the American public or Congress for this war before it began, which is a mistake. After over 30 years of negotiations regarding Iran's nuclear weapons, he needed to convince the public that regime change was necessary. youtu.be/t3i4927h1_I?si…

@ewarren We only wish you felt the same way about the 188 Billion dollars the US has dumped into Ukraine. The Straight of Hormuz is of far more strategic importance to the US than Ukraine. cnn.com/2024/04/23/pol…

The Trump administration wants $50 billion to fund the illegal war in Iran. I’m a hard NO. With that money, Congress could fund the Affordable Care Act’s health care tax credits this year and still have $20 billion left over.

@ScottPresler Mail in voting isn’t safe. It is one of the easiest ways to cheat in an election.

Senator Fetterman (D-PA) isn’t voting for the SAVE America Act. “I don’t support it in its current state.” “Mail-in voting is safe.” Fetterman is up for election in 2028.

@nytimes This is why we need term limits. James Clayburn, Mitch McConnell, doesn’t matter. They shouldn’t be allowed to serve more than 6 terms in the House, 2 terms in the Senate. Maybe even less.

Breaking News: James Clyburn, the 85-year-old Democratic power broker from South Carolina, will seek an 18th House term, defying a push for generational change. nyti.ms/4btQuPE

@RepHoulahan What other threats does the US currently need to respond to other than Cuba, China, Iran and London? It appears the four listed are the most pressing and are currently being addressed. Before you mention Russia, neither the US or Russia want get into a military conflict.

This unauthorized war with Iran affects our ability to respond to other threats throughout the world. Our adversaries are watching as we spend billions and deplete our resources without a strategy or end goal in sight. washingtonpost.com/national-secur…

Again, it just goes back to the authors original post about Spain wanting a European Army. 2%, 5% doesn’t matter. Spain has never done any of those things or met any financial commitments in the past militarily. If they don’t support the current European defense structure financially and militarily, it is doubtful they will support a European Army.

@Werinit4u @eeldenden That's not true. Spain met the 2% target, and Trump raised it to 5% on a whim

🇪🇺🇪🇸 PM Sanchez: Let's build a true European Army. Not in 10 years, but now. Spain will join with all the resources that are needed

@paolomossetti Never trust ANY poll. Most are fabricated to support a specific point of view.

New polling in Italy shows 69.5% of Italians believe Italy should follow Spain’s lead and deny the use of U.S. military bases on its territory. Only 15.9% disagree. A major signal of growing friction within NATO’s southern public sentiment.